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Ed, This is a good suggestion, but in fact it has no detectable effect (in any of the cases of XP, Aelfred, or JaxP running under Tomcat on Win2000). Jeff PS: I have yet not had the chance to test other XML parsers that have been suggested. Ed Scherer wrote: > Did you try wrapping the ServletInputStream with a > java.io.BufferedInputStream and then specifying the > java.io.BufferedInputStream in your org.xml.sax.InputSource? > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Jeff Lansing [mailto:jeff@p...] > > Sent: Tuesday, February 6, 2001 1:12 PM > > To: XML-DEV > > Subject: XML Parser in Servlet Performance Problem > > > > > > Hi, > > > > I'm experiencing a serious performance problem when parsing XML from a > > ServletInputStream in my doPost() handling. > > > > My input data is in the form of a very shallow xml document which looks > > like: > > <TermList> > > <Identifier>list33</Identifier> > > <Term>dogfood</Term> > > <!-- 1000's of these --> > > <Term>kitty litter</Term> > > </TermList> > > > > A simple SAX parse of this data takes anywhere from 15 to 100 times > > longer if it is done in a servlet, rather than in a Java application > > which is reading the data from a file. I have tried reading the data > > into a string, and using a StringBufferInputStream instead, with no > > change. I have tried having the servlet read the data into a file first, > > and then using a FileInputStream, with no change. The problem is not in > > reading the input, but in doing the parsing. (There is also a small hit > > for instantiating the parser.) > > > > I have tried the following combinations: > > ServletEngine: iPlanet, Tomcat, JRun > > Parser: Xerces, JaxP, xp, Aelfred > > OS: Solaris, Win2000 > > the best combination is Tomcat + JaxP, the worst is Xerces + JRun. > > > > I have tried capturing the system time at each call to startElement() in > > a SAX DocumentHandler, and I see that the behavior is nearly linear (or > > linearly bad), with longer documents taking very slightly longer per > > call. > > > > This is killing me. Help. > > > > Jeff > > > >
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